Why PageBolt MCP burns zero tokens on browser execution

Why PageBolt MCP Burns Zero Tokens on Browser Execution Every browser action a competing MCP takes costs you tokens. Not just the tool call — the DOM snapshot, the reasoning step, the retry when the selector missed, the confirmation screenshot. A single "navigate to this URL and extract the page structure" task can burn 2,000–5,000 tokens in a browser-use or Playwright MCP session before you get anything back. PageBolt MCP burns zero tokens on browser execution. One tool call. One result. Done. That's not a positioning claim — it's an architectural difference. How browser control loop MCPs work Tools like browser-use and Playwright MCP expose browser primitives to the model: navigate , click , fill , screenshot , get_text . The model then orchestrates these into a task by calling them in sequence, reasoning between each step. A task like "inspect this page and return its interactive elements" might look like this in the model's context: Tool call: navigate(url="https://example.com") To